Sergio Resinovich, Liliana and Sebastiano had separate wardrobes at home

As I remember in the house of Sebastiano Visintin and Liliana Resinovich, everyone used their own coat hanger, each with their own hooks, each had their own wardrobe and my sister's jacket was in her own wardrobe. Sergio Resinovich, Liliana's brother, told ANSA while commenting on the results of the reports ordered by investigating judge Flavia Mangiante and released yesterday, in particular the "direct contact" between the fibers of a jacket belonging to Sebastiano Visintin - the only person investigated in the case - and the victim's bag and jacket, which he had and was wearing when his body was found.

For Sergio Resinovich, excluding a few episodes in which Sebastiano "kept Liliana close to him, made her sit close, but with a sense of possession not affection", the two "were reserved in expressing these relationships, they never hugged each other, I saw them greeting each other several times but never hugging".

The victim's brother is convinced that the absence of macroscopic deposits of soil on the sole of Liliana's shoes to allow a comparison with the soil of the rose garden of the former hospital where the body was found, confirms the murder hypothesis. "This confirms the murder, the body was then taken there and placed in bags." Sergio is always convinced that Sebastiano knows who killed Liliana, underlining that he "had received a phone call from a laundry in Catania on December 14th and another phone call from Palermo on the 30th, as well as a call from his son who said he had run off the road", on which he asks for clarification.